Principles of Integrated Weed Management: Introduction


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  1. Introduction
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Introduction

Integrated Weed Management (IWM) uses all available weed control strategies in the best possible way to manage weed populations. Such strategies include cultural, mechanical and chemical methods of weed control. All these practices are components of an IWM system and none of these control measures on their own can be expected to provide acceptable levels of weed control. By following the principles of an IWM system we can reduce the use of herbicides and at the same time provide optimized economic returns to the grower.|


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